mr jones15
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Some of the stuff I was looking at to get started
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Luckily for you, old folks aren't nosy. lolAnd as far as trailer park goes it's a lot of older folk living by the lake. (Dont judge me ) I make my funds pushing as it is but I'm 27 ive been doing it since I was 19 it's always worked for me (why stop a good thing) and I'm tired of making everyone else a bunch of money I want to settle down set some cash back yanno ger it while the goings good. But anyways point was I figure a perpetual grow is going to be a lot of work and its not something that's just gonna be set and left it's going to be full time as much work as I can put into it so I figure a lot of long nights and days there shit might just end up moving in part time . My goal is to go all in with 10k start my top of the line setup and go from there, hoping some good guys or gals can help me out along the journey.
Basically mutual funds are a slice of stocks. The investment company will buy stocks and lump them all together into a fund, and you buy shares of it. No load means they don't charge you a fee every time you buy or sell.What's that no load mutual funds? Is that a real thing? I've been looking for something legit to invest in.
Cool I'm going to give it a try thanks for the tip.Basically mutual funds are a slice of stocks. The investment company will buy stocks and lump them all together into a fund, and you buy shares of it. No load means they don't charge you a fee every time you buy or sell.
Vanguard is one of the big guys. But there are plenty of others.
https://investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/no-load-funds
You're welcome.Cool I'm going to give it a try thanks for the tip.